It was not long ago that I remarked how some people take their Lost way too... minutely.
Not a day or two later, a friend points me to a particular thread on that Lost fan site detailing one guy's "Ultimate Lost Theory." This thing is completely out of control.
I don't know how many of you happen to watch Stargate as well, but suddenly I'm hearing Richard Dean Anderson explain to me how it's all done with "magnets."
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That is quite amazing. Someone should send the link to J.J. Abrams so Lost has a chance of not disappointing everyone who ever watched it -- or, the author should move this concept from an island and write his own mystery drama TV show!
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He makes a very strong case, assuming the writers are as resourceful and educated as he is. I wish he had been more forthcoming about his interpretation of the Others rather than wait until bothered by the other members of the forum.
I share his beliefs that the orientation business is a big red heering and that the "pirates" who kidnapped Walt are not the true Others. I like that he has brought up the possibly of deeply hidden clues that aren't so deep if you know a particular "code breaker". Perhaps the name "Alvar Hanso" is the code breaker as he suggests.
Regardless, this revelation won't make me enjoy the show any less. I love it for what it is week after week and as a whole offering. I just wish the Monster would rear its ugly... whatever it has for a head again and make me feel better.
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